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Dan Pink examines how companies can revamp their approach to motivating employees. This comes down to giving employees autonomy, mastery, and purpose, in lieu of traditional ‘carrot and stick’ approaches.
This book is about customer service and creating an environment of “amazement” in your organization, defined as indoctrinating your team into “service that is consistently and predictably better than average.”
To Steve Yastrow, author of We: The Ideal Customer Relationship, the close, personalized relationship between business and individual, usually reserved for VIPs, is something that should occur with every encounter.
Reicheld builds on the Six Principles of Loyalty: play to win/win; be picky; keep it simple; reward the right results; listen hard, talk straight; and preach what you practice.
Reicheld builds on the Six Principles of Loyalty: play to win/win; be picky; keep it simple; reward the right results; listen hard, talk straight; and preach what you practice.
Using 5 original concepts and examples from the social sector, Collins takes us through how even the social sector can move from good to great through the application of tried and tested business characteristics.
Author Dan Pink tackles the topic of sales from an analytical standpoint, arguing that all people, not matter what profession they are in, deal in the field of sales.
Chip breaks down Maslow’s well-known hierarchy, only to recreate it using a business focus and emphasis on three primary players: employees, customers, and investors. Peak is the result.
A collaboration between two authors known for their research on customer centricity, this book focuses on individual customer relationships, targeted sales and marketing, rather than the market at large.
A collaboration between two authors known for their research on customer centricity, this book focuses on individual customer relationships, targeted sales and marketing, rather than the market at large.
The authors explore the idea of “stickiness” which was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell. The main aim of the book is to explain what makes an idea or concept interesting.
JC Quintana attempts to highlight the importance of focusing on building relationships in business. He highlights 7 key elements that are paramount in making up successful business relationships.
Adam Grant sees the give and take mentality as a defining aspect of how we think. He outlines interpersonal interaction via three avenues: taking, matching, and giving.